[philmont] dyslexic?? I alwasy thuohgt I wsa ambidextrous

Hey now - wait a minute - I'm supposed to carry these limericks with me? Hmm . . . crocs or moccasins, limericks or an extra pair of socks, hmm . . .

   Vacation - who said anything about a vacation? :)
       Sue
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: John LeBlanc
  To: philmont List Member
  Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 1:00 PM
  Subject: [philmont] dyslexic?? I alwasy thuohgt I wsa ambidextrous

  This is normal Philmont information. Whadda you think Philmont is,
  a walk in the park?

  You will need all the tools in your survival kit that you can afford including
  a supply of custom made Limericks to get you through not only the trek,
  but more importantly the day, the hour and the minute, not to mention the time spend waiting in line at a Red Roof Inn standing on one foot and then another.

  Doing Philmont form the standpoint of an adviser is hard work.

  Whadda you think you are going on, a vacation?

  John LeBlanc

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  Wow - now that one has real potential for fame . . . I
  didn't realize me
  posting a question about crocs and coming our of the
  woodwork would bring
  out all of our resident poets - I am loving this
  almost as much as the
  normal Philmont information!

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Received on Fri May 23 12:15:48 2008